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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
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= oaaaDeat a. doI.aestie rslsslons apd az
faes1e datsss a. xell ~ either sueleciS. bos
- IssEsansl Fesaarks ~oaeas are slVea -
individuals sitheag corresponding hsns6ss
10 tae pssllc.
a A article silis morning. your remarks
ssoes niaistsEs iAmlies. tAs dasiss of
mothers. esc, hart 40 oas. bat when yoa
lll0sirats yoar s-biecl by the Mislsrgunes
et Ass. Whlsl.s.d, You 40 Aes gieal inius-
lee, and rIsOs . soand tast Is already
iaoegatsd ~ ne utmost Of human endur-
Sncs. and, ia tie case selected. yoG by no
means iliustreis yoar subject leung
Withheld Is now saAn gfowa-tweBsy-
four seAn old. hIs naoIAsrs appearances
before the public a. a public teacher is of
very reoe0I dsse. d is about i've years since
she took tAe p-4iiorua. il Wa aflef her
s0ns had grown 10 manhood, and ln TIE
ordinary course 81 family events no l0neer
Needed mothers cafe. Il IL sell known
~ The Ecq0aintances of The family thai ia
tie cary Yeats ~ hsf l.arTled ille. hiie
hef children we're growing up a more 39-
AsSile aid devoted n4oilSI s sE.Go ga io4aa. .
Were sntre ans doubt ol tai1 on sbe par. al
recent ac4UEl1iSfsce. they hexs u iilGA-
UAled AZ Tie recent unioffunAte event
Nheu ine young Man was arrested. al
irieIris Of the iasuily ieii il keeniy, aol 80
D-ueh Oh Ais account az on the ACCOUNT of
the iamlly. Then there was more o. less
speculation es 10 the course his mother
would pursue. Aef Stern adherence 10
what she believes % oe risht IS well known.
Then would she leave she young man &c
take Tie consequences of his own folly, ar
would mothefiy instincts prevail ana
would she rush 10 nis rescue regardless Oi
Consequences 1he prominent position she
occupies before the public would sutieci
her 10 more criticism t1an others wouic re-
csiye. But pride, position and criticism
were OF secondary consideration. - aer.
hef srring boy was paramount 10 all other
considerations. IL ssdcened many hearts.
besides her own, 10 zee her ia Police Court,
but she brsyed II ali for the sake OF CIV
ing her erring boy chance 10 redeem him
self
You may philosoph re "a moibers in.
fiuenoe and mother du -s bul tDere Is q
natural instinct IA mot ers. heart tia |
holds her 10 those ou CO sloser than any
philosophy. ID.
GRAND RAPfDs. Oct. Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

wAsHINsToS. oct. 1s.-An important ar
gument in q patent case was was COM
menced yesterday and concluded today.
The Crane Elevator Co, Of Chicago, own a
patent granted 20 one Reynolds; which is
said 70 be the safest gnd most accurate de-
vice for controlling the up-and-dOxn
movement OF elevators. The other
elevator inter ests of the country are con-
testing Reynolds right to patent on this
invention. Miller. of st. Louis, has al
ready been defeated and now one Bassett,
in the interests Of the Hall Elevator Com
pany. Of Chicago. aud OF the Otes Elevator
Company. Of New York. are contessIns the
same right. The argument just concluded
was between Bsssett and Reynolds and the
case was taken under adsisement Up 20
this tine the Crane Company bss success
fully maintained its exclusive rights under
The REYNOLDS patent
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

fAs Gaanask.s fFytsx Ga 0ss tas e9@'1
ssllsr - CsllssE . Debt

L0sDos. OeE ls.-Ehe prolonged sizt =
Herr Erupp 70 PFiaes BssLnArk. Al ff'ss1-
richsruAs Las excited eonsidsraois safPfsss
assi ulaenE al Yari01s e4iises have DssA
4seriDsl a. sxpl4il@s~ the <anm-xsf ps1-
pssse Ia holding a coafsrsacs ~ila TIE tia@i'-
celi0s. none u Nhich. however. nss coAas
say xksfs uear Ine truth. iL ~4s is&s iisa
f3-s.ay thai the 9oiect u '<'
Hr49ps iassrgies sas % ino~ss
ths Chancsilor % assast hi1 -
esieetiag biz Of soo5oeto which
tAs house Of KrGpp hzs had asainsL sAs
fa.kjsa Gogernmsnt f1r Osdnancs IAf-
1isled Al various times ~ TURKEY, ohait
ths probability Of Is voluntary PAY nlSh.
has become exceed ingly remote W heller
TIE Chancellor agreed 10 tagu TIE 0efaA Al
foFeixa once into a eoliection agency =
not definitely kn0Nn. bat Is - understood
that Herr Krupp recsived pfonllss tnAi
aaythinx that could lssitImateiy ee dons
toxsFd ini1elng the oull4n's 0oYsrnnen.
~ ha1i,iate It's sodsbtednsss - the 1fn tnat
had st Is with means Of protecting
Itself. would DC resented -, though rna1
steps wlll &c taken cannot be eonJectufed-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

Heretofore the Grand Rspios Hunting
Cluo, In their annual hunts, have gone
North into this State, but this year the "old
vets" will go West where the Law does not
prohibit the use Of dogs. The club. OF
which Mart Boorbsm IS president, will
leave next week about thirty strong for
Minnesota, and will be gone two or three
weeks. They will charter a special car 10
travel in and will take along q full line Of
guns, ammunition and equipments. iu-
cluding a large number OF dogs. a grand
good time is eKpecteti
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
At THE THEATRES.


At Powers Grand Opera House tonight
big. good natured William A Mestayer and
the beautiful Theresa Vaughn will appear
In their new play, "Tobogganing..' The
skit is perhaps the most ambitious that
Mestayer, the author of I'VE, Us & Co.."
has yet written. 1t contains fairly good
plot and is entirely novel in its situations
and general scheme. Mestayer is a bank
cashier who uses the funds of the bank in
rather high living and is compelled to fly to
Canada, whittier the banker himself pre-
cedes him bv an hour or SO. In the second
sct the Montreal ice palace and la-ge tobog-
gan slide are shown. Manager Gougs has
built large tOboggan slide running from
one side Of the stage TO the other. The slide
istwenty- four feet high and the audience will
have an opportunity TO see lots of fun The
entire company will appear in different
costumes. The fun is fast and furious all
through. Seats have had fair sale and all
who love to laugh should see "Toboggan-
ing tonight.
Patti Rosa who appears at Powers Grand
Opera House Friday and Saturday even
ings, also ~ the Saturday matinee. is the
only lady who bss the sole right Of proinc-
ing Lotia's plays OF Bob" and lin
Patti Rosa viii appear in Bob" Friday and
Saturday nights. 1t the Saturday matinee
she will appear in Zip" Seats are now
ready at the box Office.
Laura Dainty, ins a Mountain Pink
played to large audiences st the Wonderland
yesterday afternoon and evening. II is
hoped that the lady will be seen in
"Fanohon' before the week is over
'Peck's Bad Boy" continues TO draw
large audiences st Reimoad's. Atkinsoa' q
company is good one, aud the slap-dash
play goes With . rush.
Patti Ross's printing is the handsomes.
that ever adorned the bill boards and VIZ
dors Of Grand Rspids
n. r. Warren, business manager Of the
Dunlap Opera Company. arrived in the
ciiY yesterday noon. passing throuxb on
his way 70 Jackson 10 see the COMPANY
where they play tonight Mr. Warren re-
turns Friday 70 look after the interest Of
the company which appears IN this eitv.
Friday and Saturday. Oct = and -.
Manager Smith hss an exec ant show a.
ais vaudeville theatr. and crowded houss-
IS the result. The specially performance a
soovs the sversge and the drsms. Face 4,
fsoe. - TIE huest ever presented At the
house.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
The KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
The Fixht sBstwesn ths Factions Of the
ksixhts Of Labor Not Renewed,

MIsNsAroLIs, Oct. .s.-Less animation
than usual characterized tbs opening OF the
mornings session Of the General Assembly
Of the y. OF l.. The opposition were not
disposed 70 Do demonstrativs over their
victory Of yesterday afternoon, but acted ~
though they were not entirely sure that the
Administration lad played all of It's cards,
While those on the other side, inwardiy
smzrtins over the failure OF their plans. put
on = smiling lace and talked OF the result a.
vindicaron Of Powderly and his asso-
clates.
Just before the session was opened and
the doors closed IL Was whispered that the
administration, notwithstanding the loss OF
its trump card, would return TO the attack
today with . resolution impeaching Nessrs-
Bailey and Barry on the charges OF insuoor-
dinahon and hostility to the material inter
ests Of the Order.
Ar the afternoon session q resolution
was offered authorizing the General Secre-
tary to employ and discharge employees SUD-
ject To the approval OF the Executive Board.
The resolution was rejected by large
majority. Considerable business OF q
routine nature was transacted The As
sembly finally adjourn tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19


W. II. Guerin, Michigan passenger agent
ofthe c. 4 y. W, was in the city Monday
night =
Assistant General Passenger Agent O.
vstt. Of the C. 4 w. n, was at Big Rspids
yesterday.
J.H. Cook. Northern Freight Agent Of
the st. Louis and San Francisco. vas in the
city yesterday.
Fred H. Lord, travelling passenger sgert
of the Northern Pacific. Tss in THE city on
business connected with that rod Monday
evening.
Supf. J. ~. Mefhesuy returned from Nex
YORK Monday evening. vhere he va ir a.
tendance at the railway sapeTinfsndenfs'
meeting
Henry Sullivan. psvga2sisf o. ne q r r
l. returned YESTERDAY. having finished his
monthly foar u distributing the p hsrsv ID
to The 9. r. 4 J. employees
The lstter psrt If thi. ~eek fss Rssri ~
Directors suf off7osTs u the Psnusglvsnis
railroad - r his city. Trey are on
e general '1slecti8g tnuf of Their lines ard
vii look a-3 tss s6vissb lifV Of tie boila-
ing 81 nsv usiion depot in THIS elfy.
Tie Mie e. Csnlrsi srs sbcut fskirx
stef~ u s3ars fhs Martin es- heater. Ths
process cfas5s's - supplying stationary
So3 cetse - are - the ferE 1ue ~ fhr
read riia stearr Grfs8 taS8moavs IL e.
fsched. an flsen q canti1usas safff- -
sssara is Iae3 from tas locomotive 1nr
ing the tT'r Inis glii siiev sosaeg hst
fhe dread so-ae -lis hsve os frz~esinv. -
Sc czse d scci1e1,s tie nsrs VII ngt eaten
frs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

LONDON. Oct. iS.-Piacesses Louise and
Made, Of Ws!es. who are i'll at Copen-
hsgsn. are afflicted with German measles.
The type of the disease Is extremely con-
taxious. but seldom fatal in It's results,
though the victims usually suffer pain and
Disagreement IN a greater degree than from
the ordinary type Of measles. They are re-
ported 70 be approaching c0avslescsnce.
however. snd the feeiinz Of anxiety over
their condition entertained IN royal circles
here. u fast sosting. The Prince of Wales
confines h.s hunting operations and IL sp-
psrsntly not sporebensiye Of the danger 20
his daughters
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
The Chautauquaus. q.

The c. L. S. c. met last night at the Neill
Conservatory when the following pro-
gramme was presented by the committee in
charge: Essay. Life Of Columbus" Miss
Nellie Opener; reading. Visit of the Vik-
ings," Miss Emily Mohl; cornet solo,
.Traumerei," Mr.. Strong; residing. "The
Indian al the Burial Place OF His Father"
Miss Campbell; essay. The Mound Build
ers," Miss d 0oge; history lesson conduct
ed by the president.
The circle which was formally kn own as
the Fortni ghtly has changed its name aud
will hereafter be known as the Central
Circle. The object of the change is to
avoid mistakes as there has long been a
club in existence which is called the Fort
nightly aud which also meets NJ the Neili
Conservatory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
The PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.
Aiaasst Crowded cat sf the Hotel st Al
iAnt&-A Wele0uas froza Grsdy.

AAAtS-A W c&C0kas a0AA AE&1l-
ATLANTA. Ga, Oct. Is.--Ihis morning
sas cloudy. showing possibility Vi rain.
Inc trains are still bringing IN thousands
v strangers. IL is estimated that 900 or
90 OF those here last night failed 70 hnd
beds The corridors aud stairs OF the kim
bail House. where the President Is quar-
tssed. had the appearance Of a hastily made
Oiyouac. Sleeping forms were lying ia ali
directions upon the hoors and ssairs. At
ianta is a prohibition town, and despite the
crowd anc shthusiasm. there Is very little
drunkenness. The Presidential party did
not retire until o'clock this morning, il
having been for nd impossible 10 get their
baggage together through tie cTosds and
~ their roons earlier. AS a consequence
they bTeakfrsIed late this morning.
Al IL o'clock President Clsyeland and
Vice President Grady, Of the Exposition,
called al tee Presidents ROOMS and escorted
the President. Mrs Cleveland and POST
master General Villas 10 the Capitol, where
they entered the Governors room and we're
received by tie Governor. The visiting
Governors. the Supreme Court OF the state,
members of the Governors stall, CnIled
States officials, municipal authorities and
members Of the Legislature were presented
to the city's guests THIS ceremonial over
the distinguished Senators Brown and
Cloquitt, and accompanied by the visiting
Governors an many other people Of dis
tinction. proceeded TO Piedmont Park,
where is the Exposition grounds. A ma
tioual salute was fired as the procession
reached the gates of the Exposition, and
proceeded 10 the speakers Stand. III. w.
Grady, Vice President of the Exposition. in
brief bat eloquent speech extended n vel
come to the President.
After the public reception the President
was driven to Governor Warsion's where he
dined with number of distinguished pre-
sons. Mrs. Cleveland was entertained 1T
the residence OF Mrs. Porter. In the even
ing the Presidential party were entertained
at the Capital City Club.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

Some of the best snd biggest men in the
country have graduated from The mposing
rooms. Ore Of the most prominent business
naeH in tbs city. J. A. 5. Verdier. cashier of
The Kent County Savings bank. conmenoed
lte ss prinssI Al SheooTfsn. Wis. ard
ralse1 he 'aev4i n tie Isaaz ofaea for
eve vesrs, eFeiitsoiv performing a. TIE
aufies 81 the position. Then - qrzSrssess
into har- ware store. whers hs iaAored - :
c.@rx sor eight years 8ntii tne var hraxe
out rnen ne skoul1erad a raask@f snd
starved for TIE front Altar fae war he
Csne - thss city and las seAsssiiv ries~,
NJ. F-r1ier zsiaei - sducsfsn " hsrs
sfnfF crra- sl~e noa7s attending scaroI
az ng O. e@ when IN tha hsri~4rs
staTe ss1 Fiae evenings ard san6sTs-
NJ srlse tss nos f0rzcssea hs printers
r-alninz. sn4 csa stli suck type IKE
Professions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
The New Bishop of Detroit Must SpssE
German.

From present indicSuons il will be
several months before decision is reached
III the mstier Of choosing q successor 10
Bishop Borgess. Of the diocese Of Detroit.
The names forwarded 10 Rome have
been sent back To Archbishop Elder. Of
Cincinnati, fOr tie purpose. it is said,
OF getting more definite information
regarding their fitness for the b.s-
hopIic particularly ia regard 10
their knowledge OF German. =
petition having been received
al Rome from the German = pea K ing priests
of this diocese representing that a very large
proportion of the Catholics ia Lower Mich
gan are Germans anu tnats q Bishop should
De elected VINO Will be able 20 presch in
that language. The dIOoeasn consnltors
viii meet again 10 revise their list II nom!-
nees. but how soon the meeting will lie
held Is very uncertain. IL NAV be next
month, or II may be delayed until after the
jubilee. There Is also talk OF transferring
Shiswassee. Ionis aud Clinton counties
from the diocese Of Detroi. and attaching
them TO the ordinary Of Grand Rapids.
Detroit Free Press
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
sAeInAw's HONORABLE JESTER,
Hon. Roswell q. Horr-He Visits Grand
Rapids, is Interviewed and De-
ifyers "A LecturS.


Hon. r. G. Horr, the funny man of the
Saginaw Valley, arrived in town yesterday
morning and in the afternoon stated to a
reporter that he would, under no circum-
stances. become again candidate for Con-
gress in the Saginaw district; that he be-
iieved Col. Grant will be elected Secretary
of State in New York; that Mr.. Blaine
viii probably be the Republican nominee
for President in 1888 II he will take the
nomination.; that IL Blaine did decline
Robert Lincoln wopld be second choice,
and that ME. Burt, of East Saginaw, has be-
come fnll-hedged Democrat and is laying
his pipes for the nomination for Governor
on the Democratic ticket In the evening
Mr.. Horr addressed fair audience on the
subject OF the "Genuines and the Shams,"
the lecture being one free TO the public Tor
the benefit of the Michigan Business Col
lege. In the course OF the lecture Mr.
hJrr predicted that within ten years Mr..
Horr was 'ef just about seven years.
Grand Rapids would have a population Of
100000 people. Mr.. Wellenstein played a
soho during the evening and Prot. Turtle
sang q song.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

James Howell sD0 Miss Lizzie Bon were
married last evening at Mr. HowelI's rooms
on lslsnd-st-. Rev. +. Moerdyk Officiating
A number Of the members OF the police
force and g veral other friends ol be con.
trsetiDg parties were present Mr and
Mrs. Thomas Howell acted 81 bridegroom
and bridesmaid. Mr.. Howell j. member
Of the police force and crivef 81 Patrol
wagon No ]. and he was presented by bis
brother ot5csrs with q handsome psrior
cOai stove Several other handsome s,res.
eD0 we're received by the happy couple.
who vii take I'D their reFdenc. and be at
home 70 tbeir friends 81 IS IslsDd-sf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
Provided bs nature for the
clothing of an animal.

A material therefore endowed
with properties which make
II auxiliary 10 the functions
of that great HEALTH REG
ULATlNC ORGAN lie human
SKIN. IL, hygenic virtues are
inherent ana a durable a. Ihe
animal fibre itself. The ma
terial ls also Noyea. cut and
made wth special terence
20 IT. fe aJlcas 20 the b0 "
anatomIcally and b slologl-
caIly.
Any garment therefore made
under the Jaeger system Is
sanitary. ihst is, conducive to
health, pre- serving. Improving
and restoring IL. The 2 rmenis
are all made of abs olutaly pure
wool and OF every desc iption
for men. women and children.
The complete and varied as
sortment o. Gentlemenis Tn
derwear, Is made Of the fine t
natural. undyed WOO $50 k-
net and consist OF Shi Is.
Drawers and Night Shirt n
natural gray ana pure VIII g..
They are all manuiactu ed {
pure wool OF the 6Oest qua
are very soft ami elasuc AID
will not iIritate he skin like
the generality Of iiannels.
The Jaeger Underwear gent
ly stimulate the L. and pro-
notes its normal action. pro-
ducing effects equa' 20 those
Of the bath and are therefore
salutary in the highest degree.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

The ladies Of 81 Andrews Catholic par
isb have organized Ladies' Tossl kbslin.
eDce Society and elected the following Of
fics-s. President Ms. Agnes r Duru.
kiee PRESIDENT Miss &sggis Dsiv. Rrcor8-
n1g Secretary. = iss I5zzie Henion, Ffnan-
cis Secretary Miss Minnie Nc'trsth Tress-
uref. Hiss NagEie Fenpeii Hsrs1sl Mrs.
Annie of0nnors ens~d Miss Mime
Daiy. : little giris suKjlarF viii re0B 5s
orrsnfxetl
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

The Hill Tree Planting Society held
meeting at 223 East Bridge-st.. last evening.
which vas attended by q number of enthus-
iastic members, who reported the success
Of their efferts during the past week. The
work Of Planting trees is going on nicely
aud the prospects for increased shade in the
Hill district Is bright for the near future.
Another meeting will probably be held.
neIt week TO be called Dy the president of
the Society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

PsovrnExcz R. l.. Oct. fs-Nichsel
Burxe. aged l., wss today acquitted Of the
msrier Of hrs father. Patrick joyce, on
july 4. The iurv were satisfied that the
boy. While being orutslly beaten by his
father. scfei in self-defense n throwing a
psir of pircers st the old man. The inssris-
ment penetrssei he brsio. cs1sing ,seseA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

A str.axsr Fsnabiss f~soty Feet From
Nss. state street. Eaiidias.

A str.axsr Fsa,blss f~soty Feet FROM
Ns~ state strost Eaiities.
DsrsorT, Oct is.-A nan about ~ years
old. considerably tas worse of hlnor'
cllmbed adder 10 ths second hoor 0i a
nes building On State 81. uear the Ifi7,arAs
ofics, thls alternoon. and inqalred fof Geo.
Dean. Mons Of the sorkmen Knew
Ar. Dean. The Esan thea sat on
a rindow sill underasaLh which
yas a pile OF brick. No atten-
ton vas paid 10 him. bat fes minutes
lalef . smah boy cried 0aE that The stranger
had tumbled from the window. taxing
drop Of sbous twenty leet. The man "ss
picked AZ hmy an1 bleedin< rom ths nose
aad mouth. and vas sent % 81 Aarys hos
plfal In Boyds Ambulance Efforts % rally
hlm we're futile 40 - last accounts. add IN
asmach - symptoms indicsts frseturs OF
ne skall the chances Of saving bis life are
slim he vas . stranger % tho aaen 81 the
Building.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

Nxw Yosx. oct. iS'--The French steam
ship Brittsnis arrived here on the 18th
been held 81 TIE health officers at ths upper
lusrsnFiae for observation. sss This morn
inz sent down % the lower qnsrantine. four
csses of ctoisrs having been aboard her.
The Brttania i sister snip 70 ths Aiesis.
which brooshf cholera here sons time
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

nfNss,ss = ft.t@es@r as>N~,
BxLxosA Mich. Oct lS.-The little ten
year-0lt son Of Ar. Albert Kitchen,
farmer who resides near EdE-rton. was run
over by q lumber wagon near Belmont yes
tsrdsy. The wagon had On il forty bushels
of potatoes and the hind wheel passed
across the unfortunate lads chest aud
shoulder. tie wss for tirae unconscious.
bat strange TO tell. no bones were broken
4nd hs will recover unless fatally Injured
internally. He could walk 10 the Depot
and Vas taken home on the first northern
hound train
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

At the Supervisors meeting yesterday.
the election Of County Drain Commission
ct ras made the special order Of business
for tods7'. session. Oscar B. Bskcr Of Cal
eiorla the lste iBcu n bent q the Office. has
forfeited bis rights % It's hsavv eraolumenss
by moving into Barry eountv. Register
AeCornic I Vas sntborizsd - secure from
the Secretsrv of Srste the books necesssry 70
comply wifh The az relative to the regis
trstion e mortgsges
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

DT r r Ai.sn. ~ Borne ofe. wes IN
TIE cry gester3sy NJ Ailea it tbs pos
sessor n tns Only sfsirAct o. titis ~ CbsrIs.
ro3x ceunfv tbs f.egistsrs records bs~ing
f,urfes = re ~ecsrf fre te ha1 pHr.
eisaee7 tse st,stree-s ~ A = faigtt 0rlv
raoer s. and b. nev orDseiers his invest
resni e9o6 one fhe sasfrsets ognec bv
Eiu Re ne pz-ficnlsfig vsiusale
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enq,sirer says in Mondays issue.
in specuistinE in regard TO the probable
successor of Secretary Lamar. "Don N. Dick
iuson, OF Michigan. has also been entered
probably without his authority. He i 3
very wealthy man. and it is not likely thst
he " )Bl8 ws0f To Ne bothered with Cab
met roaition which. If properly admins
tered. requires great application
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19

A vsry pleasant card psrfy ~s. - ioysd At
the of6ces of Tfrs Rozsrsa su8 Pat oa
gentlemen st evening. M IowsSeg \
professional nsuseia - New York eq.te7-
tsiaeS fhe company ~ith several ~ ectioss
apou the b1a and Suitss. whch were er-
esiienfiT rendered Pefresh merits Eere
served sud fe~ sac7si eattss q cards in-
6uized n By TIE iavites guesss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
MORE EvICTIONS.
The Police stoned by tho People and the
People Siubbed,

People Siubbed,
DURLTs, Oct. 1.-two convictions took
place a. Kilrush, County Clare, today The
scenes attending the elections were OF the
most exciting character. The police were
stoned by the people and retaliated by US
ing their batons on the heads Of the crowd
with great effect. some Of the victims OF the
constables' cudgsE were quite seriously
hurt.
A disciplinary inquiry Is to be instituted
In Dublin as to the conduct of the officers
responsible for the Mitchellstown mot.
District Inspector Walns5orough has been
notified Of the investigation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-19
Kill,.i hr. railing rrr..

EAsr SAGINAW. Oct. iS.--The dangers of
life ia the pineries were again ILLUSTRATED
yesterday afternoon a. Wright Z ketcnAm's
camp. near AVeriIi. Thomas Turner.
chopper vas struck 5y falling tree and
instantly killed. The remains have been
brought % East saginaw and sre awaiting
the order of the family a. Toronto.